Product Description
This finely crafted wood lacquerware plate draws inspiration from the murals of Dunhuang, featuring silver inlay of graceful flying apsaras. These celestial musicians and dancers—often shown in flowing ribbons and mid-flight—are symbols of beauty, blessings, and spiritual abundance in Buddhist art.
The deep lacquer finish forms a rich backdrop for the silver apsara and drum-beauty motif, creating a striking contrast that reads as both traditional and contemporary. At 16 cm in diameter, it can be displayed upright on a stand as a small screen, used as a reward or presentation plate, or styled flat as an accent on consoles, shelves, and desks.
This piece brings a subtle sense of ritual and prosperity to your space. It layers beautifully with ceramics, books, and candles, making it a thoughtful gift for lovers of Chinese art, Buddhist iconography, and symbolic decor.
Details
- Material: Old wood lacquerware with silver inlay
- Motif: Flying apsaras of Dunhuang with drum-beauty pattern
- Size: Approx. 16 × 16 × 3 cm (6.3" × 6.3" × 1.2")
- Weight: Approx. 0.59 kg (including packing materials)
- Origin: China
- Use: Display plate or small screen for shelves, consoles, or altar spaces
Curated by Far East Finds to bring auspicious symbolism and museum-inspired beauty into your home.
